Cattle Egrets.

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by strongylodon, Feb 25, 2008.

  1. strongylodon

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    I thought I would put up another couple of pics of these birds as I was so lucky to see them yesterday. [​IMG]
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    great photo's again strongy!
     
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    Gogs, they have also been seen in Dumfries!!, Somerset Devon and Cornwall, at least 50 throuout the country. They have never overwintered here in such large numbers (for a rarity. They normally go to the south of Spain ( forage on the rubbish tips!) or North Africa but they are obviously finding our mild winter to their liking, maybe they will increase and eventually breed like the Little Egret over time. [​IMG]
     
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    Ohh wonderful Strongy ,nearer to go to Carlisle
    for me than Dumfries.
     
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